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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27
a cYpRrAN,s DEATH.
Druggist Dauber's Awful Anxiety to
Make it Look Like suicide.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. Yesterday after
noon the clerk at the drug store of which
Henry Dauber is proprietor heard pistol
shot in a rear room, and moment later Mr..
Dauber rushed into the store, crying, ''She
has killed herselfl she has killed herself
In his right hand was grasped smoking
revolver and his manner was greatly ex
cited The clerk seized the revolver and
took it away frem Mr.. Dauber for fear
that he might do himself some harm, and
then summoned physician, who upon
making au examination of the woman,
pronounced her dead She bad been shot
in the mouth, and the bullet had scattered
blood and brains over the wall and bed
upon which she was }ying. A few min i.
utes later friend of Mr.. Dauber's cam
to the store. and after conversing with
him minute, they left the store togetbe.
Mr. Dauber and Samuel IL. Peters, the
clerk. were arrested to day, the former on
a warrant charging bin with the murder
of Nina Brooks, and the latter with being
an accessory. Nina Brooks was woman
of ill-repute. and formerly lived at Wash
ington, Indiana.
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THE SALISBURY 1RoUBADoUns.

A Three Days Treat mt the Academy which
all Jersey City Should See.
Salsbury's Troubadours are to hold forth
at the Academy during the first three days
of the present week in farcical comedy and
can not fail to ana use. The new vehicle for
fun prolonged over an evening is "a happily
contrived series of misadventures growing
ont of simple plot, in which an actor and
manager lin one person. is prominent
figure. It is needless to say that the man
ager is Nate Salisbury; his ''stal' is Nellie
McHenry. The action opens briskly In
Central Park, where an advertisement
brings the people together; the scene
changes to the residence of s'Mr. Honey
moon, whose wife has the dramatic fever
"Mrs. Honeymoon secretly advertises,
amateur fashion; Honeymoon" adyertises,
"just for lark" the servant Nellie Nc
Henry advertises meaning business,
and the whimsical complications which en-
sue are enough to make the manager bald
headed. Mr. John Webster has never APP
peared to as good advantage as in the role
of ssBob." Stress of circumstances COM
pei s'Joseph Brass" Salisbury to assume
the character of a German-'Mr. Honey
moons" uncle--on short notice. He for
gets his German dialect frequently, and
this adds greatly to the merrlment. The
entire performance exhibits a very praise
worthy effort on the part of the Trouba-
dours to give the public something nearer
the comedy theatre-goers are demanding.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING SCHOOL BUILD
i ing NO. 20. stu atad on Danfnrth A. .Ior.or

DROPOSAIS FOR FURNISHING SCHOOL BUILD
1 ing NO. 20. situated on Danforth Ave, Jersey
City. N. J..
Sealed proposals invited for furnishing the
necessary school and Teachers Desks aud other
furniture, to be delivered and put ia position and
ready for use. free of cost q Transportation such
quantities as the committee on said school or
The Board may direct.
The names of the sureties TO accompany bids,
for performance of contract
me committee reserve the right to accept or
reject any or all bids. in whole or Ia part
Proposals directed to the Committee on School
No 20, must be presented to the Clerk OF this
Board At this office on or before Wednesday Feb
ruary sd. 1887
Samples OF goods must be sent TO the gClerks Of
nee, school No. .. Bay ST. tor inspection of the
Committee.
By order Of the Board.
B..YesserYslt Clerk. - S'''' $780, '''''
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y the office eff the Board of Public Works on
Monday the l4th. day OF March 1887 at o. lock
p. NJ. for constructing
TUNNEL AND APPROACHES
tbereto Commencing in Washington Street at
about he soath line of Morris street thence
Southerly along the centre line of Washington
streeJ, to and across the water way known as The
Gap, thence continuing southerly along the CEN
ter line OF Washington st to Johnson avenue
thence easterly through johnson avenue to point
about 20 teet east of the centre liae of Washing
ton street IN accordance with plans and speciiea-
tons on file in the Office of the Chief Engineer
corner OF Jersey avenue and Mercer street where
blank FORMS of bid and surety must be obtained
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About $4,000 cubic yards of earth excavation.
$500 4" a. Sc rnbble masonry.
go " broken range masonry
$4,000 e feet brick masonry
1900 square feet OF blue stone IL Tagging.
S,44O lineal feet of granite skew backs
GOO cubic yards of concrete inyerts
10000 lineal feet of piing
$4,000 feet of timber b NJ
1,66O lineal feet of gas pipe railing
1850 - of Iron rafting
$3.50 lbs. of Orders at portals
1000 lineal feet of yitrihed drain pipe
eoo cubic yards of pudding for dock
walls.
$1,000 square yards of Belgian pavement
l Golfer dam.
1l15 lineal feet of coping
64o0 square yards of repaving including
sand. 40
pump house, complete.
Finishing portals
Engineering and sRperintendence
Proposals. must be enclosed IN scaled enyelopes
endorsed . Proposals for the Construction Of 4
Tunnel and Approaches under Washington street
between Morris street and johnson avenue and
directed to John Sehweiler, Esq. Chairman Of the
Committee on Streets and Sewers, and handed 10
the Clerk CT the Board in open meeting when
called for in the order of business relating to
sealed proposals.
Time for completion, eighteen months.
No city official will be received as surety.
By order OF the Board Of Public Works
THOMAS JACOB Clerk
Dated Jersey CITY, n, T.. February ,lsth. 1887.
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CHERRIES SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW
y Jersey.
Between August Kaneubley. complainant. and
Herman Leopold Otto Meyer ct al. defendant.
FL ia for sale of mortgaged premises
Returnable February Term A. D. 1887
Williams x Cowles, Solicitors
The sale under above stated writ stands ad-
journed to
THURSDAY. MARCH 24th A. d, 1887.
al J. NJ Gibsons Real Estate Exchange No At
Montgomery street, Jersey Cily. at O'clock D. m
FERDINAND HGINTZE, Sneriff.
Dated February oath A. d. 1887.
NHERIFFiS SALEM ChANGAbY OF NEW JEK-
y SEY.
between Louis Z. buchanan, Complainant and
Willia,n c. Traphagen, ct ais. Defendant.
FL, ia. for sale of mortgaged premises
Return ible February Term A. d. 1887
Collins l. Corbin Solicitors.
The sale under the aboye-stated Writ stands ad-
journsd to Thursday. March IL, ID. 1887, At g. al
Gibsoa's Real Est te Exchange No A Montgomery
street, Jersey City. at O'Clock, p m
FERDINAND HEINTZE, Sheriff.
Dated Febsuary IT, 1887.
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PEACE OR WAR;
The speech from the German Throne to
be FacificatOry.

be FacifcatOry.
NEW YORK. Feb. 26 "A special cable from
Berlin to the "EveRing Post" says that
'''the speech from the throne on the open
ing of the Reichstag will contain pacifca-
tory passage. Bismarck will read the speech
The National Liberals have resolved 10
vote for German Liberals against Social
Democrats on the second ballots
BERLIN, Feb. 26.-It is stated that DR..
Windthorst is ready to make great coEces-
sions to the Government on financial re-
form measures, to which the National Lib
erals object. The Liberal papers estimate
that the second ballots for members of the
Reichstag will result in the return of "a
new German Liberals, IA National Liber-
ais, Conservatives, 2 Free Conservatives,
" Ultramontanes, and Socialists.
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Tea Years fer MansIaughtsr.

NEWARK, Feb. 26.-In the Court of Oyer
Termlner, this morning, Bsrnhardt Muel-
Ter was sentenced to ten years in State
PRISON, the full penelty of the law, for
manslsughtor in shooting and killing John
Morris, IN Peter Garg's saloon, on the Night
Of November %.
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A Miner Buried Alive.

W1LKEsBARaE, Pa. Feb. &c. = John
Blewett, aged 60, a miner employed
at the Stanton mines, was to-day buried
beneath a mass of top rock and coal that
remains were recovered few hours latefE
He leaves wife and four children.
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Reetor Mnrd,s Conal,inn.

ENaAEwooD, Feb. ae. Both Mr.. an d
Mrs. Ward pas cd CO ofortable ni2ht.
The formers COL ition EN- inns unS anged,
and the latter col in IS to improve,
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bic ollie unS bepdhrts
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@ras Samen. 8eibcr idmsrifder Safer.
assntsn fir MiefIe8IueGras& eit.
pIise, iinb bic beiten, siufadFen, biligifen,
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men init stpei sutsn Yferoen ooer Wlulen bear.
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3onig.e xtraetoren, 8ienen 'Ranber, Wleher ie.
@ir faufen bireft bon 6abrifen unb bertaufen
% ben niebrisfen Marttpreiieu fur "cash".
J.. Huth 81 Sohn.
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Wfcrseu.
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tefannt burd ibrs SdSnbeit, 5dnslis-
lett unb BequemiiGfsit urb bic Sujitsn=
einri&tunS if uniibertrpfen.
Die 6abrprciie linb bebeutenb nisbris
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8cii, 8ebienuns unb Sdlufbequeuli4teit
i'm Yrsiie sinseidlDHen.
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ginwanberer nit Malcrp "Prepaid
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freie Sop unb 4c8is, ipTie unentseltli4e
@epddbefSrberuns. BafaSei4eine 5u
babsn bei allen Giienbabns unb Dampfer'
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Drudiudsn gu erbalten Bel
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@sneral Hsent Gde Commerce. unc
9cicbc.6 trase, Gan Tntcnie
ober Bel
@lemens & Sauf, @rnif S4erft
Msenten, NsusB raunfels.
u. 8ertran,, ggent, Guifin.
S. u. S9peppe, 4sent, gSrne.
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Bena eeipiinidt pirb, baS 4aIa9iere bonn
8abnbof ober einem 9ampfer (@ailtej ab'
eeboIt ipcrbsn folen, 70 scniist cine be3. gef.
slotis per 4oftfarte ODER Depeide bollfommeri.
a9tungsboII
18,3,t3W G. Waegeli.
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$aFasiere baten nit ben Danpfern bee
Rcrb6sutiden 2lcab bic Neife iber's
Weer fiber unb gut surddseIest. Be=
gen Breiie unb peitcrer Snfcrmaticn
menbe man fG on
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from h< JeDtSh Chrontctt.
Baron Hermann de Stern died yesterday
Oct 20h At his residence. 4 HYDE Park gate.
The Baron had been I'll about three weeks. but
was "a years old. BY bis death London has
lost one OF it's leading fnanciers.
His popularity was very great. end whom tho
tidings Of his death reached the City 1t caused
Q great sensation, second: perhaps. only to
h e. n the e the late Baron
tive Of Frank fort, and belonged to a family Of
some standing In that city: but 1t was solely
through his indomitable energy and splendid
business capacities that he attained the emil
nept position he held In London.
tho late viseount do Stern. settled In London
as ln9Rcisrs. and by dsgrees the house OF
Stern Brothers, now OF Angel court, rose In
rspute as one OF the most successful and ~.
speoted banking arms In the city. Several Inn
brought out BY the flrm, and + was in recoKni:-
ton OF services rendered to the Government
Of Portugal In this capacity that patents OF
nobility OF that country were In 1853 conferred
on the two brothers, one being created Q
yiscount end the other baron.
on them. At the time OF his death Baron dc
Stern was director OF the Imperial Bank. the
panK OF Roumania, tho London and San
Francisco Bank. and the East London Water
works Company, He was one OF the richest
married more than forty years ago 70 Q daugh-
Of Biz Isaac Lyon Goidsmid. His brother, the
late Viseount Dc Stern, aig9 m4rried . daughter
o. o., MI I;v Asroe Go,dsnid The Baroness yho 70
Alfred and Herbert de Storm and two danEbs
tiers, one OF whom Is married to Sir David L
Salomohs and the other Ii single.
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sSS e hin o Sss sd assS'n Pr re- ss
S Short has bssn telling for yoar." no ssid
what. ais uncle out IN the county, wac ,Eoing
aS oa, n What hs ssp ns ana
ms M sa:f s ssS tss % sse ~ SG
$HSsa .SS, Eas sP NJ "a sss
s Snort es Sss sYIn muir
ioS week past, he's the bigsest Var on Earth
on hand without q murder. That e, no crime
had yet been reported. had necu cd the muir.
agent at the station where Short had boarded
s. apd ss &c
fore he sent despstch. saying that an old
snE Ssr ba Sse ts Mills
Srime q witch Shcriswss guilty and Tor which
Ts Il he .lsa baassr aSG ss smsS
here; He Tss dslightsd to give ME all the par
" II lived With Uncle and Aunt Dssbro until I
my own parents being doad. game into the
sK n,fr sfr' sf Ss s0Gs sS @
and TstssF wsnt to the doT S SoI ,n:
me dollar. 10 had ID in Ills hands money
out there Tho other day, to see 4 he would not
fSs S. soS s say s AZ Cd
wisnsIs = III. Ss supper table. and he be- ordered
sSs .ts 3. q Ya
dollar. a but ao Eepi eVesy'Slns IN bureau In SIs
bedroom. sat down In q fence corper on the
aS end md, FL G sSs bduss ssP
Ssnas On ala e g ms u about osiees ssIni%s
covered, While my uncle was GO years old. he
MAKING MAS xsS seSns S'
e. rssSSsd the Bedroom when some Pm slls a
4 want Il to stand in court that he was the
sSs doing 81 stT Sers ' lin
bound and determined to have $500. and that
Il b: y9od % out wS d
q big club at the head Of his bed and instead
Of stopping to argue with me he seized the
He would have Killed me Ii hadn't struck him
down. Then my aunt came out, screaming lor
house 1Sen Mf her, 9I had made
they were, both dead ! went at \ to rob the
and got you tbs s
~
lawyers can make nything else out Of let It. em.
could be no loophole OF escape. but within three
days after Short had confessed to me he en-
gagged two lawyers. recantsd all he had SAID.
friends, ss was afterward known. raised 5000
for each lawyer. and the lawyers moved heaven
and earth to earn their money. One Of the In
stances Of Shorts alleged insanity was clear
case Of bribery and perjury. man vas brought
us as we came In that morning on the train,
and that he heard Short tell me that he had
killed seventeen people and was then on his
son In tho scat behind us was. q woman. while
the seat ahead was occupied BY two women.
enough to call for q commission Of doctors to
examine and pass upon tho question. and be-
fore the case was finished Short died In bis
prison bed OF heart disease.
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s.sai.ssy Or Or. they hep. ua ..s II. es., ,.us.,

sasa.ssy Or ere they hsys uss s'sr ne o',i ,suss'
Ts.y ar. DESTROYED At .ses s'fss. IN. Board Of IN
9sss M
We thinh the sxprs,sion Il correct both dramatically
and By custom.
DIV r.-fhs sentence. printed correctly n "Your
letter wa sent west last Monday" West h used
sAvsrei fh 10 used equal 70 ITO the west" II
should begin with capital
% * ,'. 6: s s;: II. :ps:s and it,
me irish Parliament abolished on jan I, 1901, on
which dag the Lcsslative Union Of Great Britain and
ireland took eject ireland seems 10 have lost her
rights during the summer Of 1897
Please correct this sentence one Of series siven in
the cSsnos you should punish nos who are snoc.ass
TIE sentence should BE- Elm who committed the Of.
fence yeu should punish, not me who am Innocent"
Changing the sentence 70 make II inellisibls Il
reads You should punish him che mani who commit
ted the offence tsndh not tpunish) me, who am lime
cent"
es;s Il Y: county ~
You must have been . resident in the county four
msnths before you vots therefore you have lost
your vots for this year
h ssa... : . h country and
No; they cannot legally come hers and they cannot
whom hero legally or Illegally. become naturalfred.
Constant RssdsK-Low always counts before the jack
Jo.-writs irving references and qualifications, TO
some racing ss You might TO Capt Conner st the
g. James Hotel In this city.
..s wn.s books would b desirable in q literary
We'll what are you going 70 study In literary wayi
Get "Hills Rhetoric" and study It ana then wrtts
again, explaining what branch you wish to study.
Mr. Gladstone writes his article on the ittitss may
Be found In Aaoaans kdparns for is7e passs i27 70
100. wH H., New York city.
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One Of the unseeountable peculiarities Of
our good friend. Mr. Dayid sills, u that he 70
left handed ell over Not only does his lsfS
side boss all the balance Of his anatomy. but iS
controls and directs his walk. bis Conversation,
and his tobacco, In fact, whom be sauntsi
down the street the most casual observer can
SEQ at " glance that his entire right side u
badly henpecked, and 10 keeping In the process
sion with servils timidity. The oldest lnhabi-
tant never saw him shove Jack plane with bis
right hand, and when he wears q bile II Is In
yariably located to the right Of the equator OF
his back bone. III you mention the Stock
law his left oye respcpds with surprLSinR
viRor. and his sDore ID known by nelRhnOr1
as strictly one barrel performances. II.
Stills Is quiet, unpretontious citizen. He
does not carry around an Intellectual head
light to dazzle people and make horsss run
away. But he has Q head full OF common
sense, and his saRaclty 10 phenomenal &c
can size up humbug at Q glance. and with
tho glare OF his LETT eye he can scan the intes-
tlnes OF the most subtle fraud. No sisixht-oi-
and the weatber boarding does not i've that
can successfully defy the power OF his eloQusnS
hammer. And he 10 left-hapded from way
back. Not leng since DR.. Durl Am. In q laudR-
bic pursuit OF science, questioned Mr.. Stills In
reference TO this popularity. Mr., Stills replied
that he was built that way Ut the start. or Z
little earlier, and that he was yacclnated when
quite yonng with u left-handsd soAb and q
stuck, Then he solemny Informed the DoeloR
that this world has never gssp b4ld:heads4
10 OmtA0ntlY oargOoe.
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snail BLACK beai. but bis gun vSeld not 20 on lie
with 1t held on % il until another shot Il.
The farmers OF Cape May county, N. j., have organ
lied against the inyasions of foreign gunnsra The
OF the neuA on whieh he II ginning vii be arrested
and pfoseeatsd
Two hsIisans tried to isArl whsthar xan wAa load
Cd oqe OF ihen hsld nEhteA candle near the aiDpla
Who hs CHER blsY eovn The bAFFA y zee Tie aiaS
80 - e snS a Ia q - A'sv 81 ~
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AMONG CHURCH IOLKs.

/
| -, - ~, -. 1919. ne .a'es..ens oomssny "mon
| an ,aI,.v 4, ~. ii, ....sv.. a... s ..o
| 1865. - .'s''' " ese-"s
One Of the sstsn Of Mr.. 0hstter1es, Who with her
husband has come from India aad b here In b.
hah Oh native Christana the wife Of Prince Ranuhaf
are and II d aid thst ne Pripos mad
serious sacrifice Of his property 10 become Chrs,ian
|
ference 70 the Methodist church in The
oution Of Arsnsdorf vso Il CHARGED Win ~. murder az
| ths Rev. q. O. Haddsok q Sioux CITY, are making
another appeal for money They asked srdnauy fer
0oO and got About third Of IL They now want the
rest 10 "earry forward dstsevs wsrk and for ether
sxpsnssa" Tbs new trial y sst dow. for The middle a
November.
The report OF the s1sminatioA ~ As Beard II raspse
soh..,. !. !. ..,,. ,.,a,.".' ns no.ro
...-.-. - -. ...s,.o. :. M. 49,. ~ , ,oMe
go ~. a..,h - ~. -, 800. -,
AZ. 1890. ', "n.n .s,n,s ~. ...n ~.
=. I'M .,-sS.s, -s...
-. -. 1890. =. $500 a. -.ss., eu
,.,,.. - - A., $1,000. go. :. .s go. -, .u'
III. - =. ~. - :" ,s.~. -. 80. 'sas, ~ o"se
.n.s :. .sn.un... - ..u. 49, !. :. H.. .n.S
heart" "ssrvants ought not to marry Afraid Of
heart" The phrase Not with eye service a. men.
plsaserA" translated mot with thy servants a.
man plssseth" mot they service" mot with high
Ii said that whom Evangsliss Mosdy was in London
committee Of young mon was appointed 70 follow
I'm. n ,h.,, ,,o,...,o,. A, ,...n, 100, -. :.
mi. nommi,,.s ,.no,t.A TIA, ,.., ~, ~. 49,. =.
"a ooo ..nn,n. oo.r.,ts ,sa. !, I-,d.n y,
me London SATURDAY, Rsvtsso tells Of Dr. Psrksr,s
eulogy Of Henry Ward Bssohsr under the headline
"stisgins ON Chsdbsnd"
s,
print. the following: eighty cy. year, sro the dirsc,
ors Of the East India Company placed on solemn
The sending Of Christian Into our Eastern
possessions d the maddsst moot sxpensiye most nm.
warranted project that was ever proposed by unato
enthusiast few months since sir Rivers THOMPSON
Lieutenant Governor Of Bengal ssid Il. nv Judgment
Christian missionaries have done more lasting rood "a
the people of India than all other srsuoss combined
" W. " ~. ~" A"usSe'e Vi ohioAso '..os
~. W W ~. =. 'euise., N 'pes.ink
49, u..... " W.. ~ a',sAv - ~ es~*s "hen
nv 49, 800, .' IL ~ sso s~.s .a~. sae
- nv su...se' su.' .hs
s ~ =. u'asa'.o" a., ~ sH.y pro.ea'o
~. $50. o.. 49,, ~. -. ~. r,s ~. 'nA'
a..s ~ ~. ~, :. $500, ,ss ..,on
'''N''' "''' 'u' ~ su"en. .'f 'A' 'F'
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-06
4 Theatre Director who WIS Tee Fresh.
FROM he London Daily Ne,us

A dispute which has excited great public
interest In Bavaria has lately occurred In the
theatrical and literary world at Munich. Not
The st weii.kn authors and uramstIsts, for.
mally withdrew for political reasons from the
BayRrian Order Of MAMMALIAN. This action on
Chief Director Of the Hawaiian Royal Theatres,
who, to signify hie displessure. returned to the
tssy hsS q q lie
Royal Theatre for production on the stage,
The other day an end was put 70 tho insident
Prince Regent Leopold 10 Baron PerfAll. under
date Of Oct 10. In which HIS Royal Hiehnese,
capabilities which prompted tho Baron's pF9.
ceeding, depreoatos the active assertion Of bis
feelings In that respect, and charges him g q.
and Herr Paul Heyss and 70 have them Per-
formed at the theatre ct an early date.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-06
CURIOUS Ez1rUnrs or ACTUAL LIE
A Singular Chiuess superst,tier.
PROM Ne rau kau Gazette.

Some years ago, "a o punishment for Ger
formed by the Emperor OF China that after his
death .,, t he soul would not DO permitted e re-
Gently his pupils besought the Emperor to
withdraw this interdtct.. Yielding to their so-
lcitstions. the soul has been allowed u reap-
residents OF Tibet now appeal on behalf Of this
infant for the restitution Of all the deceased
saints posthumous bonors.